To the Florida State University community: The threat of Ebola has raised concerns throughout the world, including the United States and here in Florida. At this time, there are NO identified cases (neither confirmed nor suspected) of Ebola in Florida. Based on a recent analysis of our university community, including students, faculty and staff, there is no reason to believe that Florida State University is at any immediate risk of Ebola. It is important to emphasize that travel to an affected West African nation (Sierra Leone, Guinea, Liberia) within the last 21 days and/or direct exposure to someone who has travelled to one of these nations within the last 21 days is a key factor in determining your risk of contracting the Ebola virus. Florida State University does not operate any academic programs in the affected countries nor does Florida State currently have international students from the affected countries. Florida State University is working in close coordination with campus and community partners to ensure we are prepared to keep FSU safe from this threat. For more information about Ebola and the university’s preparations, visit our emergency management website: emergency.fsu.edu/hazards/ebola.
Posted on: Tue, 28 Oct 2014 21:25:01 +0000
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